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    Articles tagged SoundCloud (19)

    Joseph LichtermanSeptember 14, 2015
    California dreaming: How the L.A. Times is introducing new beats and platforms to grow its audience
    Despite recent upheaval on the business side, S. Mitra Kalita sees “an opportunity in framing broader stories through the California lens and achieving audience in our state and throughout the world.”
    Joshua BentonAugust 26, 2015
    Press Publish 14: Jenna Weiss-Berman on BuzzFeed’s podcast strategy and moves into audio news
    BuzzFeed has figured out how to make content go viral. Can it figure out how to build community and reach younger audiences with podcasting?
    Adam RaguseaApril 20, 2015
    Journalists shouldn’t lose their rights in their move to private platforms
    The shift to distributed content means concepts like fair use are increasingly in the hands of private companies — like SoundCloud.
    You can now listen to a podcast in a tweet (and keep on scrolling)
    Caroline O'DonovanAugust 12, 2013
    Exegesis: How early adapters, innovative publishers, legacy media companies and more are pushing toward the annotated web
    From Medium’s Notes to The New York Times’ Quips, lots of publishers are dabbling in annotated commenting. Can they make it stick?
    Pop Up Radio Archive graphic
    Pop Up Archive is open-source software to help producers preserve sound, painlessly
    The Knight News Challenge winners want to help radio producers archive and organize their raw tape with simple web-based software. Andrew Phelps
    Adrienne LaFranceSeptember 18, 2012
    Andrea Seabrook: From NPR to podcasting, hoping to invigorate congressional reporting
    After a decade with NPR, Seabrook wants to get beyond process to cover policy and the structures that determine how Congress works.
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    SoundCloud expands its effort to become the YouTube of public radio and podcasts
    On the web, audio has long been video’s neglected little brother. Andrew Phelps
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    Andrew PhelpsJune 20, 2012
    Knight-backed Peepol.TV aims to be a social network for live video
    “A channel guide for the entire Internet,” the site would guide users to breaking news happening around them.
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